Deux hommes dans la ville
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So her testimony
was considered partial

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and therefore void.
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Then it was my turn.
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Wake up, gentlemen.
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Order.
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I'm sorry, Your Honor,
but two jury members were asleep.

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They might regret it afterwards.
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Especially when it's a trial
based on bad luck.

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Because Strabliggi had bad luck.
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Years ago, he made a mistake,
but he paid for it

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with 10 years of his life.
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I'd rehearsed what I planned to say,
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but I used different words.
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I poured them out in disorder.
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He forgot all that.
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But you won't, unfortunately.
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You're not here to plead his defense.
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I wish I were.
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The justice system
is not on trial here.

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I have my own opinion of justice.
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It should be fair, but not fierce.
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It should understand everything
about the man it judges.

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The fault and its causes.
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The witness forgets that the defendant
is not your average everyday man,

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but a known criminal.
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Who among us,
at least once in his life,

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has not wanted to kill someone
in a fit of rage

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for driving badly
or swiping a parking place?

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It occurs daily.
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An easy excuse.
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He's only got one excuse, chance.
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Chance put a man in his path
who did all he could to trip him.

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You mean,
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you want us to hold chance
responsible for this crime?

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Exactly.
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You should understand chance
and take it into account

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and not judge him
on personal convictions.


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